Coin images on consumer products

oih82w8

Most of us have pushed away from the dinner table for Thanksgiving. I noticed a familiar face on a jar of mustard which brought up a little triva game "Coin images on consumer products".

Seikel's Mustard logo looks like the $2.5 and $5 gold coins.

jmlanzaf

Or does a $2.50 look like the mustard logo?

may

Interesting…

LanceNewmanOCC

@jmlanzaf said:
Or does a $2.50 look like the mustard logo?

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ah, the ubiquitous chicken vs egg dilemma...touche!

can anyone see if the label says since.....1906?

dunkleosteus430

@LanceNewmanOCC said:

@jmlanzaf said:
Or does a $2.50 look like the mustard logo?

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ah, the ubiquitous chicken vs egg dilemma...touche!

can anyone see if the label says since.....1906?

It doesn't seem to be nearly that old.
http://okmustard.com/Pages.aspx?pageid=84&siteid=9

Funny thing is, Google lists their business as a "gold dealer in Oklahoma City!"

Vasanti

Before they were in the mustard business, they were in the department store business with a token!

LanceNewmanOCC

made on tribal lands.

oih82w8

Maybe the gold business is a side hustle?

ricko

I really enjoy mustard as a condiment... and have tried many different types. I have not seen this brand before. Looks interesting though, may give it a try. Cheers, RickO

Jzyskowski1

Jzyskowski1

Not exactly coins as in currency but coins as in medals 😀